Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1887-07-16


Louis Petite returned to Greenfield from
trip to Carson on Thursdays train.
Wilbur Marsh, Of Fl. Churchill, passed
through on his way to Reno last evening.
School Superintendent Mack, Of Silver
City, was in town on business last Monday.
Mrs. B. /. Truman and family took their
departure for California the first OF this week.
Our county officers have received copies Of
the Statutes, but the newspaper Office is SO
far left out
Archie harrington was passenger on last
Sundays train bound for his ranch in Mono
county, Cal.
Several Daytonites attended the funerals
Of the miners who were killed in the Gould
& Curry disaster.
Mrs. w. C. Dewey, Of Silver City. left
this week for California, where she will re.
side for the present.
Up. Haynes has the contract for building
the addition to the school house and will be-
gin work next week.
Mrs. F. E. Teasland, of the Mound House
who has been very sick since Monday is re-
ported as improving.
Jack Lotus, who has been quite i'll for a
few weeks with typhoid fever, is able to be
about the streets now.
The many remarkable cures Hoods Sarsa-
parilla accomplishes are sufficient proof that
it does possess peculiar curative powers.
Glen Ogg, Of Hawthorne, stopped here
and took trip to Silver City last Sunday
when returning home from San Francisco.
The Atlanta mill in Geld Canyon, which
has been Idle for week or two, will start up
in few days on rock from the old Daney
mine.
J. L. Campbell has put large cold air
chest in his butcher shop which will be a
very convenient arrangement and also save
lots Of ice.
Henry Lux, Of Silver City, has sold his in,
terest in the Oest mine and Western Union,
to VIM. II. Baker, the foreman Of the La
panta mine for $500.
About six tons Of high grade ore from the
Ida mine were received at the Douglass mill
on Monday Of this week. 1t is not ye, known
what the returns are.
DR.. Rae has received notification that the
patent for his improvements on Vacuum
Dredge, fled February 5, 1887, were al
| lowed on the 9th inst.
Mrs. Mallory, OF Bishop Creek, was
visiting Mrs. w. G. Harris, of Dayton. this
! week She stopped here On hsr way home
| from q visit in California.
II you are in need of anything in the boot
and shoe line give Cleator g call At - South
c, street. Virginia City. He has the finest
stock Of goods in the State.
The Reno Gazette has been enlarged to
seven columns. 1t is an improvement. and
the paper seems to have the advertising pat
ronage to stand the pressure.
Fairbanks, Of the Lyon COUNTY TINES.
is publishing rating .....c suod paper. Though
ne now has the whole field TO himself he is
not sloueh,ng his work bit.-APpeal.
| Thanks.
River Lodge No. 6. A. o. U. W.. last last
Saturday evening elected J. R. Shaw G. w.
Keith and W. A. Rulison delegates to the
Grand Lodge, which meets in HALEY, Idaho,
August 9th.
The Manhattan Silver Mining Company
pay roll amounted to $23,6z7 81. That Is
what we would call a handsome stake. The
meney put into circulation makes times live.
ly.-ReveiM.
The posters for John Robison's circus have
been posted abou, town and crowds OF Piutes
and kids congregate daily and with staring
| eyes and open mouths discuss the prospect OF
digging up dollar BY the asth.
Fred Winzell and John X. Crowley re.
turned from their prospecting trip to Red
Canyon. They found considerable mining
country out there. OF which We will try and
give description in the next issue.
District Court convenes next Monday.
AuS SAsC VI j D. oaAtASu@ts
Of the estate of Jas. Merritt. deceased,
against A. b. Merritt, ct al is Set for trial on
this day. There will also be some probate
business to transact.
Mr., zabriskie. of=candelaria, is in charge
Of the railroad business at DAYTON during
the absence Of Station Agent Coffin, who has
gone to the Mound House to take charge
there during the absence Of Station Agent
Davis, who 10 Oh On q weeks vacation.
Heary Slingeriand brought horse up from
Sutso last Tuesday which he thought was
his, ID having the Jerome Smith brand on it.
1t seems, however that the horse belonged
to Piute who had obtained it from Johnson
Sides. He took the horse back to Sutrs the
next day.
Geo. P. Randall's fine two .year.old stall.
lion from Gibraltar, has been quite sick this
week. Doc. Benton was summoned from